Kind of.

You know you are.

You are Have you Have you considered doing like a musical on Broadway when Broadway is allowed to come back like Is that something that you would ever you know?

I had the part that I've always been fascinated with so much so that I wrote a Simpsons episode about it years ago.

It was the music man.

And Susan Stroman did a great revival of the music Man, I want to say, about 15, 20 years ago with Craig Bierko, who destroyed he was absolutely pitch perfect.

And then he left.

Someone else came and then they were looking for someone else.

Ah, third person to play the part of the music man.

And, um, Susan Stroman, uh, contacted me to discuss it with me.

And of course, I found out that I couldn't do that in the late night show at the same time, so it's kind of heartbroken, but well, you know what?

You're in luck because I think there is another revival of the music man.

Is there okay?

Yes.

Hugh Jackman is doing that well Yes.

Now I'm sorry, but guess whose phone isn't going to ring after this interview airs Mine now, people gonna do like you could do it.

Well, we got we locked in.

Hugh Jackman.

Did you see Conan last night?

He was talking to Andrew Reynolds.

Yeah, he might.

Jackman.

Yeah.

Get rid of him.

Get that shit up our shoe.

Let's get O brien, I gotta tell you that that monorail episode of The Simpsons is one of my favorite.

Thank you.

Absolutely.

It was my love letter to the Broadway show I've always wanted to be in so someday in dinner theater and I'll make you will make you be there.